OneScreen Scrybe

What Scrybe adds to a OneScreen session

OneScreen Scrybe is a software application rather than a display. It listens to a session through a device with a microphone, turns speech into text as it is spoken, and makes that text available on the touchscreen and on personal devices. The source data describes it as available for all OneScreen products, so the software is designed to sit alongside the panels your organisation already uses or plans to buy.

For a buyer, the practical value is simple: people who arrive late, people who are hard of hearing, and people following a discussion in a second language can read what is being said while the session runs. Scrybe then keeps the record, so notes do not depend on one person typing minutes.

Live captions and translation for mixed-language rooms

Captions can be shown on the touchscreen for the whole room and on personal devices, where each attendee can choose the language they want. Translations of live captions and transcripts are produced in real time, which suits Doha meetings where Arabic and English speakers share the same agenda, or lectures where a presenter teaches in English and students prefer to read in their own language.

The dashboard can be set up in English, Español or Arabic. Before you request a quote, confirm with the SmartRooms Qatar team which translation languages apply to your deployment, because the source data lists the dashboard languages but does not set out every translation pair.

Summaries, notes and your session library

Scrybe produces AI-assisted summaries of lectures, meetings and collaborations. Notes can be downloaded and shared as a PDF or sent to Google Drive. Every transcript, translation and recording is kept in the app library, so a project team in Lusail or a faculty group in Education City can return to a session weeks later without searching through personal files.

• Education City: lecturers record a seminar, then share a summary and transcript with students who missed it.
• Government and corporate meetings in Doha: an action list and summary go out in the same afternoon, in the language each attendee prefers.
• Training centres in Al Rayyan and the Industrial Area: trainers review what was said during workshops and build revision notes for the next cohort.

What to plan before you request a quote

Scrybe depends on a device with a microphone, so decide which room and which device will run it. A clear microphone position matters more for transcription quality than the software settings, and a meeting room with air-conditioning noise or several people speaking at once will need testing before the session is live. Check that your OneScreen panel and the device running Scrybe are on the same network arrangement your IT team has approved.

Support is part of the offer described in the source data: 24/5 live GURU support is included, along with free, unlimited help and training. Scrybe also works hand in hand with the companion apps SuprNotes, which combines transcription, annotation and files into one summary, and QuizWiz, a quiz platform for classrooms and teams.

Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar and describe your rooms, devices and languages. The team will confirm licensing, installation and delivery to any of Qatar's eight municipalities, and will issue an LPO or tender paperwork if your organisation needs them.